It's that time of the week again. So wonderful devs, what did you learn this week? It could be programming tips, career advice etc. 
Nick Taylor on December 11, 2020
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I finally saw +1 downloads ( haha... ) in google play for my first android application that I created last month.
If you want to have a look the application I created, here's the link:
play.google.com/store/apps/details...
I finally learned the serious power of dbt (data modeling) docs commands in dbt CLI ... It’s changed my whole workflow and saved me tons of time combing through model architecture! It’s a 10 minute, 2 command investment that lets you see powerful graphs of your model lineage.
docs.getdbt.com/docs/building-a-db...
Nice!
Started learning about WebAssembly by reading pragprog.com/titles/khrust/program...
Wow, me too!
Yeah!
Planned to get to know and get my feet wet on pair programming (never done that before) but I'm not confident enough 😂
So I was all about CSS flexbox & learned a bit about Google analytics this week 😊
Hey @nickytonline Today I am so excited to say that I have launched my second portfolio site and anyone can download it for free 💐
I request you guy's, please follow the link and share your review and any idea or anything about my work. I love to hear from you 💋
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Adapted a Batch Script for deploy of an internal application in a development environment. I wrote some stuff with it when I was a kid but never had the opportunity to use it in a professional environment. It was pretty interesting coming back to the language having a deeper programming knowledge and learning it again.
I built a hotel website with vanilla html and css.
I just picked up my next book The master algorithm I'm so excited about it !!
graphql-hooksfor DatoCMS 😄This week I learnt something cool about message format other than JSON i.e. Apache Avro. It is a data serialization system. Avro format is a key factor in Event Driven Architecture (EDA) for your massage/payload. This is recommended in Distributed Streaming platforms like Kafka because the message/event of avro format converted into byte array ans stored so it will be faster and occupies very less memory
Blazingly fast?
Turning 40 during a pandemic is just as much fun as turning 30 while deployed to Afghanistan.
How to read another developers code for a job I landed! Whoop whoop!#workinprogress
Writing a book is hard but very, very interesting.
I started using Sanity and I have to say it's so quick to start! I will be looking more into some Headless CMS things.
Nice!
I learnt what is aggregation in MongoDB and how to use it.
I also wrote a post about it 😉 :
dev.to/yjdoc2/what-is-aggregation-...
That's awesome! 🔥